Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-25

but is known to have zone under th,
. aliases of James Mcguire and James Nc
I Even. He was bound over in the sum O
$500 to appear before the Ora nd Jury ant
committed to Jail in defanlt.
i LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Pacific Express yesterday shipped
three bars Partridge Brothers valued al
81, O48.
Miss Sarah Latin. of Richmond, Ind,
sister of Mrs. A.. Schilling, has arrived in
Butte On q visit.
Conductor Parker, OF the Northern Pa.
cifc Pullman service, is on a flying visit to
his many friends in Butte.
F. c. Greutsch, superintendent OF the Pa.
cifc Express company, headquarters at
Salt Lake, arrived in town yesterday.
Silver City lodge, No. 9, Colored Masons,
have a ball at Renshaw Hall this evening.
They will parade in the afternoon.
Couture & Leford's calico party will be
an event OF more than usual enjoyment
next Friday evening at Renshaw Hail.
The Pacific Express yesterday shipped
twenty bars Alice. valued at $16,224. and
three bars Margaret Ann, valued at 81. $40.
Sylvester Sands. of the firm of A. Sands,
Helena, returns to Helena this evening in
company with his mother, Mrs. A. Sands,
of Denver.
w. j. Penrose, owner Of the Mining
Journal, left for the Warm Springs last
evening. He is again suffering from the
lead that he carries in his lungs.
Chief Mieklejohn and his corps raided a
nest of night hawks early yesterday morn.
ing and ran a lot OF rustlers in. They were
a hard looking lot.
Fred Warde was called before the curtain
after every act last night, and at the end
OF the performance was again called and
was cheered by the audience.
~Died-Johnny, infant son of Dan and
Maggie Sullivan, yesterday morning. Flu
neral from the parents residence, on Upper
Main street, at 2 p. m. to-day.
One of the most exciting scenes on the
stage is the great combat scene in Richard
the Third as given by Fred Warde as Rich.
ard and Mr.. Herman as Richmond.
Curtis & Majors lately bought Mr.. Gibbs
property, on Granite, at the head of Utah
street, with the intention of erecting a
brick building OF the front OF thelot.
The young man who walked off from the
Grand Opera House last night with a pair
OF opera glasses which did not belong to
him had better return them, as he is known.
John F. Delaney arrived from Missoula
last evening. He has just recovered from
a severe accident, having had his right leg
broken in three places by a fall from a
horse.
A petition is in circulation asking the
county commissioners to establish q
county road between Butte and B%urling-
ton and to make necessary improvements
thereon.
The Eastern Star Picnic at Columbia
Gardens tomorrow will be an assured sue
cess from the energy and enterprise of the
ladies who have it in charge. Be on hand
if you car
The Fourth of July Finance Committee
are not meeting with the success they
should. Let the patriotic citizens come to
the front and make the National birthday
what it should be.
A young folks picnic will take place at
Columbia Gardens to-day in which only
the younger scions of the best families will
participate. It will be quite exclusive but
pleasantly informal.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star will ioin
the Masons at the picnic at Columbia Gar.
dens on Friday, June "a. A glorious time /
is contemplated and friends of the order I
are invited to participate.
Members Of Washington Guards will meet !
Tor regula: drill Thursday evening at Cap |
lice Hall. All are requested to be present
at $3.50 sharp, as a business meeting will |
be held at the same time. |
Mrs. Helen F. Mckay returned Sunday
She went by way of the Northern Pacific |
and returned by the Central Pacific and
had a very enjoyable time of it.
Thoro -o-> CRL.- |
jail yesterday, Of which forty.two are un-
grand jury. There are four others out on
bail to appear before the grand jury.
NJ. J. Gallagher, recently in the employ of
the Bonner Mercantile Company, has &C.
ted a position with the popular house
OF Sands & Boyce. Mr.. Gallagher would be
to have his old friends and Gus
call and see him.
Both Warde and Herman, who take tho
parts Of Damon and Pythias respectively
in the play of that name this evening, are
OF the popular order of Knights
OF Pythias. The play illustrates the
legend upon which the order is founded.
A notice posted up on Judge Di~npevon's
doorway calls for sixty laborers, princi-
paliy rockworkers, on the Beaver Canyon
II the Utah & Northern. at $2.25 per day.
Board IS a week. Call al his Office on
West Park. near Main street, for particu-
ars.
The Sons OF Veterans will meet Friday
evening at the residence of O. T. Pb1llips
or the purpose of making arrangements to
AXE part in the Fourth OF July ceIebra-
ION. Mayor Kenyon sent them an invita-.
ion to take part in the proceedings last
evening. l.
The cases against George Cloudy and |
Kelly, for attempting to utter forged
came before Judge Lippincott yes {
erday. The case against Kelly was dis {
pissed and he was held as a witness, while I
loud was bound over to the Grand jury
. default OF 81 900 bail.
The adjourned meeting Of the Board of
'rade takes place tonight at 9 O'Clock in
he court room OF the Court House. The ,
have met with f1attering sue l
ess in their efforts to add to the member.
hip roll of the board, and a full attend.
nee is requested of all interested.
The gay and festive Foresters will leave
I o'clock this morning for a days pic o
lcklng at Anaconda. The grounds ON q
Varm Spring creek are now in verdure clad s
nd IN every way attra ctive. The hospit. Z
BILE people OF our sister city will give the p
tests Il cordial greeting. Il
-Four deeds were filed il the County Re o
office yesterday, by which VIM. S. y,
conveyed to Charles r. Dallas 500 u
1ares, A. A. Wenham 500 shares, L. e. q
1900 shares and to George Glass v
w shares, of the par value OF 81 each. Z,
the Monitor Tunnel mining claims, situ. u
ted about TX miles east of Butte. e'
The Foresters' picnic to Anaconda oc.
IFS tomorrow. The weather has been
ir sufficiently long to dry the ground and N
the sylvan surroundings show at r
leir best. The trains are making fast +.
there with their new locomotives and -
lie swift ride will put all in humor to en-. .
y the arrangements for a day of unal. Y
yed pleasure. r
Johnny Miller has a three months old n,
b to counterfeit the evil instincts of bis ~
rocious dog. He is as evil a disposed "
b as ever harbored evil designs against D,
an. He would rather fight than steal D.
The dog has already learned to r.,
we a profound respect for the ill tenn T..
red beast. Even the bold, bad bow =.
,out town is c%ultivating respect for the ar
b.. gu
City Printing Awarded.
In compliance with the order made at the ~
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